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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
go for Poor to GOD bat rrI.. quality so.shs s.s0s

1880 for Poor Good but Prime quality BROUGHT shsosA
the slauxhtof houses.
Drssssd LAMBS sod ws.hnssoa n.r5ss 5Siis e. ass
Common 70 Prime and o0lo .ere ne rsas ssarss ~ sn'
esies-Fveritt Pidoocr 70 Ksutucky sheep 81 svss
5h1o DO: II n At e. 20: 81 Bucks. io5 3. it ts,
2Bl Kentucky Lsmbs q 30 per ~ lsS a.
5sS n 5stc POI do 69 D. at SEC; 46S do 81 n at
23l do. 50 n. at 6ci 50 do "A 10. az 10
PER la Ohio 80 D. average Of about - 30
per 100 N, >.c.
j. r. Piacock 200 Mixed sheep IS n average ct "a Th
Sherman Culver: 2lI Ohio sheep OIL At q 90
per 100 n; SO Kentucky DO lo+ 10. s0i DO ~ D.
- 175 Kentucky Lambs, 65 ~ at So 90; DO do on ID nv
% 20; CuIls GO n, at S.. :.
J. r Sadler 10l Kentucky Sheep 91 ID average ~
50 s7L per 100 ~ lol DO 90 ID, at 81 l2s Kentucky
LIMBS, 60 a. at 80 per n l25 do. go n, ar5te
lpth and 10 care at Jersey Guy No sass worth ho'ns
Country Dressed steady with Light selling st sA9Ssc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
THE MARKETS
Total RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Dr. Worth Ripsr, Vessess ant RahroEfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

change - ,,,,a ,so,,,a,,or N do business ON
,s mari of buyers values firmly held on the oss OF
Isle Tor RE. spot invoices he miden crowns NE
roI shoa option trading wsa quiet AZ The
os firm tone aud animation displayed upder no inhu
snre If an advance a,rc quotations FIRST prices repre-
ped advance OF <0Sb6 points out "a me say Wv %
and the close was weak win he
values showing decline OF MY 2sSss points for ne
so i7iSSi1SS Ag1., i7'S. .v. 81
~ so l6 90 ssp,snoer. i3l5siL20s october. 1900
isS5 Ncvenber. Soel74o: Deesmoer ~ SOC u 40
1855 Il. Ia, August lse0sl7lo ssp,ereer. i3.oSS
Has: October 1875 olIe0. November. lI4oolLee'
becsmbsf ia xi7.70 sales 4s 900 bags
,UTTON-wih sharp decide 70 the speculative n. rkes
vanes reduced today and quite arge euslD ~
resulted sales aeresatng 4es bales sS Frssy sven
for m nacture The port receipts to day were roe
rsunattps with day LIST week am $500
800 osy La. year since september tho total PORT
rseeips have 5sst07 bales against o2ISsAo o@es
for tine pensd lastyear .,...,s..,,.r
Quotations based on tho American STANDARD ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
LryEsr,ox uAslsr, BY rsLsseAPI

6uvFALn July b-C1ht,--RscsiDts last ~ aeur< iOs
head. total wsst tar AIS assi ter sars ZINE
iast GIL head consumed hrsdKb cara oil whicn
all 20 Sew-Yorki none on sale. a., ---.x
sheep-heeepts "a 700 nsse tota, tor wees
thus FAR 1880 head Tor same uae lss week ya,r
through 10 cars of which 10 View OH
for sale market nrner but not qIetaoJ nghsr IN
Prime IS 1884, 80 Choice to Extra - 4ossA oo
No L,mbs here. -. 49,. -.
Hecs- heceirts last - 40 head; total for NE
week Ia 1875 head time last week ooo
head consigned through. cars OF which 10 New,Isn
3 cars on quiet aud unchsnseG selcceen
Workers. So e5 Sc. Selected Medium WEIGHTS 80 oa@
s. g.
July 5.-7he Droperg Journal reDortS-CenLe-
Rsceipts-s 0o0 Shipments 300n mean Market .ss
seay Shaping IS % So btscksfs aho feeasr
81 O0os3 Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 IUd3 ov through
Texas cattle 81 2oSs$S 90 .... 1919,
Hoes-IsceipLs 10000 astt sriomsnts booOi marke'
Rough and nned $ ooss9 20 Packing aud sAo
ping IS lOas5 36t Light So 90 sS3 "a n 100.
SassD- Hscepts 1000 asai saipasns lO0O ses mArhss
steady Nsu,ss S. 90 "a 90 Western s5 sso o. iehAn'
s2 6O0375. Lambs II rs et4 90 per head - ,.
ST LouIA July 5.--CauLs-hsceiDts 1000 heaa snip,
msnts 900 neac Market was steady. cho'c. heay
So 80 81 rs. Butehors steer FAR to CnecA 70 oe
~ %; Texans common grass TO Eooa cornea
lO6sl 90 -.
Roos-kseests 2Oe ssad; snipnsats 400 head MARKET
srtive Choice keavy aud hatchery seeeuoas
1895 rs PacKaS Far Choice So 50 10 forkers
Medium Prina IS o0Ss5 is. Pigs. Common 10 eo'u
saSeD-kecsip $500 head, Shipment. 800 hsaa' market
steahv. Clipped Fair 10 Choice 50 l0eA W. h~m"'
IS 80 "a 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
6elp n)anieo

A WHOEVER. with FIVE children. desires a
n one thoroughly understands TIRE care
n rsrea ard capable OF house with servant
elderly lady preferred must iurnlsh Oest OF teier
sIces Address B., Boz "a, Tribune once $3.50
WANTED. Working hOusekeeDer for boys
w church sonooI short stance from city e MIRIAM
COYRIERE 81 East i7thst. bet 4thaye and Broaaway
WANTED. A good reliable agent 20 go 10
w Furons to collect egAciss IN Engand aud oher
paoes Address Mrs NARY rAskER. Oakland, Garrett
ounIy Md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

a % as, L:.s cls.s sas Clear Riss s sSess sa
Rsosivss-Fiour Bb0v bblA Wheat $4,000 susA. frefn
10000 susA osts 73yv0 sush. n.y. sssa Sestsy
...-. dhipmsnts-tisaf o.0gu bbsi Mheas 10000
bssh vern 1svov osss 5000 sash RYE busn.
1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE kARKETa
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS

Only moderate dealing. n:rtsd the gram spsculstcSs at
the Produce Exchange the opening after tbs holidays
Whsst vas armer bat the resposse TO the Of
Only about 100000 bushels Of options dealt July
set the pace with early rise Of cent and after only
trivial etions closed firm and above Fridays haal
figures 81 The Of the options followed July
within limits bat closed with gains OF
August At s4s for September 81 s5s er October st
$685. and cen; Tor November ct 80 and December al 50
cens TIE SPOT market irregular with spring grades
95 cent better shippers bought 70 the extent Of over
40, 900 bushels
Tho respecting the do appear be suf
heieny dehnts warrant active operations either side
OF tho specu The stocks Of de-
pressing TO that market Cash lois were OF t1s cont
although bpshss taken for export The Options
heavy And ended for July at ~ and cent Tor
August at 49, and september 81 - ceata Inc oats market
eatureess but oag On the spot prices 80
cent higher aud gains wer. made Of ter JAY and
cent for August aud September at 32s cents There
moderate demand Tor lard on the spot and
inc options rallied closing 500 ponLs above Frdy close
follows July. 10 az August 81 OIL September 81 II,
October, 81 III November. 81 os, December. 81 OF.
The receipts grain reported Yesterday NewYerk
Philadslphih Batnore and Bsston we're as follow:
Wheat l2533 bushels corn 262o19 bushels oats 45025
bushels total grain leso47s bushes nsnr 1855 pack
At Chicago MvAukss and Leuis the arrivals
Wheat. 1891 bushels, corn ISL 69 bushes oats,
1900 bushels total grain elO75o bushels hear. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

SPIRITS Up rUBPgNTTNE
CHlELEsroN. Jnly 5-Turpcutine duh AT 30'.c.
SAVANNAH. IDLY h-rurpeo tsr steady At 80 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
Orleans

etSseG Oriaary -. 1915 Middling -....-....loas
The ortop market favorable accounts and loHer
sdvces from Liverpool weak one First rrces repre
ssr,ed decline and OF los points on
late month. and the temper clos. weak wlth val
mes shov A OF s02e points dechne on
and 1911 POINTS decline Oh he iA'e "'n'n'' Inv ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
oFPIcE or rHB 81. PAUL AND
DULUTH RAILHOAD COMPANY, -

81 PAUL, MINI JUDO =, Ls5I' =,
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY AT
mecung Today passed the following reso'u,os' *, hs
divdenfs upon the STOCK o. ths
counanv he and The hereby declared TO the tocx
h.3.r, Of record on 3oth isy Of Iuns 1857 namey
Ft 10 The preferred stockholders for the r monhs epdns
Oh that day three half cont per cent
o siockholdefs TOT 'hs sans
u.rud three Der - cent? paVabe cAsh shn 'h
H. III. common In conformity 70 ns Dr.
c,,on ~ tie stoc meetns hsN on tne Sotn
and 22d dsys Lone 1887 dsen per cent eaysos con
mon stock Of this company In tuI sausAeoh OF AZ
caIms Of common sockhoders 10 dividends up 70 januay
OF dvends 10 be paid Oh an" allet the ON
Asy o INV a, IN, FOURTH National Rank of New York
This transfer which reopen on gune - wi" ooseA
o'clock o N on June 81 and reopsn on July
"'N'''- ' " PHILIP HARRIS. Treasurer
OPylcE or THg oLoBE FIRE INSURANCE
CONFANY NO 1911 BROADWAY.
NEwYoRK Iuy 6, 1877
I'D ,ena Of 1--WE bC per cent has declared payable
= JAMES EADIE secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

.Ipeludpr 1s3s 900 bushels wheat snn w itS o"s VI
aour against bushels wheat and 80 boo sos noar
tie previous wsek sxPorts rom lanterns VI essp
and Washington Territory the vssk ennE MY
l4s e57 bushels against 9nsnss .ns ,ss
vtsk bush weeks 3osO00 oushes WI
wssks ago and 2ss 1888 bushels fsuf weeks sxs s.,
fron eight Atlantic perts we're Iivso rusns'
Ter Euross. AGAINST i4zzO onshs" 20 VA
Vious week lU06 $50 I've weeks age. ls<'oso
bushss three wsskc ago bushels four veexs se
The o. pore oI the IRON both coasts we're
Loss fee bushels weeks ago 3sI0sW oosnsls snts
.ssks ego 2ev2es bushss fons wssss ~ o.
eiihoL bushsia -, 49,. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
Nxw.YoRE CENTRAL AND HuDsos RIVER
KAILRoAp COMP Any. OFFICE OF THE - mas Z
TKNAsUAHR Nsw-NoRK. June 80, 1881

TIRE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Al A MEET
Ing held tbi, DAY declared quarterly dvi1ena OF ons
per payable Al this office on the ION aA OF Juy
- m " " ROsSITEA. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
MASTERS SALE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT ron THE WET.
ERs DfsTRIcT OF PxNSsYLvAHIA.


The Buffalo. Ncw.york snA Phi,a.
deiphia Rsiiroa comyasy Ct al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
TER I..KE ssoRR Asp MicAIs

THR LAKR sHoRK AID MichIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY rRsAsuRKRs OFFlck ohkSp(
CENTRAL DsPoI NEW YORK June so 1887
THE Board of Directors OF this Company
have I'M. taT Jared DivIdend OF wo per Cent upon
N. stock payable AZ this once on Aonhay he ION
dsy Of Angus next The Transfer Books VIII ne closed
S9eIooI IN on FRIDAY l6th iAv Of July next and VII
he on the morning Of thursday tbe 18TH 1ay OF
August next r. ~ WINES . ~ i.o~o'..S.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

NewYork Produce Exchange Of visible supply
July 2. 1887 49,,
Wheat Corn. Data Rye Barley
and Anoat 4lsl27 lol7s go sss 22osIo ls542s
Decrease. ... Iao7osj s7iS4i iie,247 is,2ss I7ss
Niaiule mil In Al CAnaIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

METROPOLITAN Trust coxPASr.|
40 IS WALLsr.
THE coupons falling due July l, 1897, on
the perc 1rst mortgage bonds Of the Chcaxp ana
Ind an Coal hallway Company VIII Dc paid AZ THIS ooe On
and after that data - =, ,rsro sa.r.,,rx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

The CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
TRKAsURERs oFFIcE GRAND ExrRhl DEPoT,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
j Company have this day declared a dvioend Of ONE
AND ONE.QUARTER PER CENT upob its capital stock
pa able on MONDAY the FIFTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST
next, at this office -,
The transfer books will be closed at o'clock D. FRI
the 10Th of July and viii be reopeDed on tie morning
OF August is. 1887 -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
birthday Party mt vernon.

Thursday evening very pleasant sur
prise party was given to George Getch-
ell at the residence of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Getchell, at Yer
nou. Tue party was given by
a number of Georges friends in honor
of his twenty fourth birthday. The
usual party pleasures were INDUCED in,
including dancing, songs and recita-
tions. The party broke mp at late
hour, and Mr.. Getchell received the
congratulations and well-wishes of his
many friends Among those present
were Messrs. Burns, Taylo-, Townsend,
Case. Cook. Dorsey, Dalton, Vignes,
Randall, Parker, Hooper, Getchell.
Misses Burns, Scho6eld, Cannon. Town
send, Z. Townsend, n. Townsend.
Hooper, y. Hooper, Fisher. Mcclure, V.
Mcclure, Mcdonald, Getchell, Cora
Getehell, host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Getchell.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
The Contest.

Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock was
the time set for the taking OF testimony
for Mr.. Lynch in the case of Lynch VS..
Vandever. A number of witnesses put
in an appearance at the office of Z. ii.
Owen. Messrs. Houghson, Silent &
Campbel, attorneys for General Vande'
yer, being engaged in the Superior
Court trying the case of Wright vs.. The
Long Beach Company. the taking OF
testimony was continued until next
Tuesday at . o'clock. This postpone,
ment was agreed to by Messrs. Howard
& Robarts, attorneys for MIR. lynch
under a stipulation tina. the time fol
taking testimony should bs extended
for ten days-that Is to say, fifty days
shall be occupied in taking testimony
instead of forty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
Boa,d of Public Works.

The Board of Public Works met yes
terday morning and took the following
action to be submitted to the Council
tomorrow:
On petition of E. H. Mayo to grade
the intersection OF Eighth and Beacon
streets. Recommended the same be
granted.
On petition of Ii. +. Ransome and
others TO have Texas street grade
changed to four per cent. grade be-
tween Temple and Courthouse streets.
Recommended that the same be granted.
On petition of Jas. L. Brown an others
to grade on Georgia street. Recon-
mended the same be granted, provided
the work is done in accordance with
specifications and whole block is graded
at the time.
On petition of r. K. Brown to have
damages to his property assessed by the
commission appointed in the Courthouse
street report. Recommended the same
be granted.
On bill of Frick Bros. for storm water
drains, recommended that they be paid
60 per cent. on the last bill rendered,
On petition Of Victor Beaudry to have
grades established on his tract between
Chavez and Alameda streets, recon-
mended that the City Surveyor propose
the same.
On bids for storm water regulator,
recommended that the contract bs
awarded to James Wadsworth for the
brick work at s655, said bid being the
lowest in accordance with the speciiica'
tions, and the contract for iron work be
awarded to Bath & Fosmer, they being
the lowest bidder.
Recommended that the Street Super
intendent be instructed to lower tbs
zapja pipe crossing Eleventh street t
the established grade.
In the matter of application 70
franchises for cable roads. Postponed
to get advice from City Attorney.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
undcliyercd Teiegrnms.

Undelivered kilograms for the follow.
ing persons remain at the Western un-
ion Telegraph Office, No. IL N. Main
street: w IL Fayman, care Western
sco,t. H P Taunton t2l. NJ E Curtin.
McDermott Bard, V Il Farmer, WIN G
Goad. Thos Barsen, Geo IL Gregg, Isaac
KIRK John McIunes, w IL Niven, W l.
Psase. G Peck, Chas Y smith, Z w
sloan H G Thurbsr, w A Taylor, j c
Wirts. l. ID Woodwork, Il Wslker,
Ensign L Wilson.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

7 INTEND TO LEAVE Los ANGELES
L IN the month OF May, and am deslrous
of disposing OF the following property on
or before that time:
First-My residence, 4o5 Temple street.
twO-story house, IL rooms and cellar; nnely
finished and built in the most substantial
manner: good stable and outhouses nicely
improved lot so feet on Temple street, l50
feet deep: also. AZ feet on Bunker Hill
avenue by 1919 feet with 20-ioot alley.
Also. one OF the finest carriage teams sil; IN lhe
cit-: carriage phaeton, harness and httings
complete. This is great bargain for par.
ties wanting a complete and well-located
house ready for occupancy.
Secoud-Two lots on Temple street. oppo-
site Olive; graded; good location for busi-
ness or fine residence site.
Third-Three lots in Block .. Park tract;
close to business; two lots in Block s, farS
tract, nesr Ostrich farm road.
Five lots in Block TO- Park tract; nice 10
cslity and near Temple-street cable road.
Ten lots in Block IL, Park tract. Joining
Angelefo Heights tract;a q speculation.
A corner lot in Block Is. Park tract; fine
view; a choice lot.
Eight lots in Block Ia, Park tract; well
situated and good view.
Seven lots in Block IL, Park tract, near
Temple-street cattle road; graded streets.
Ten lots in Block IS. Park tract; fine locs-
tion; streets graded; lots level.
One lot in Block 10, Park tract, loo feet
from Temple street; bargain.
Also, seventy-tive lots in the BeaIdry
Water Works tract, on Alameda street, near
rsilroad depots; excellent location for busi.
ness, warehouses, etc.
Three fine, new cottages in healthful 10.
cality, magnificent view. and only two
minutes walk from business ceuter and
horsecar lines; for sale at u bargain.
One lot in OCEAN View tract and two in
Washington tract These will be sold cheap.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
For Sale or Exchange.

FLORENCE STATION. CAL, A RESI-.
A deuce OF one acre OF lapd. set in all
kinds of fruit and gum trees around II for
wood; also. we'll. tank, windmill. to irri.
gate. A house of tour rooms aud up stairs
Two rooms are shelved and countered for
business, where general store is kept now.
Will sell property end ttock of goods, or ex.
change for business property or residence
in or adjoining good country tOwn or su,
hurb of the city, from one to ten acres. For
further particulars come and see, or address
owner on the plsce.
iasO- O-suns 4wk J. c. LEHMAN, Florence. Cai
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
Temple Street Cable Railway CON-
pany.

ocATIoN OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business, Los Angeles. California.
N,,iea Is hereby given that at a meeting of
,hn n;re ctors. held on the 25th day of Feb
mar lss7. an assessment of two dollars and
t;ftr cents pcr share was levied upon the
c.nitsi stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately to the Secretary of said Com
pany, at his office. No. l2oi Iemple street,
ANY stock upon which this assessment
shali remain unpaid on the 30th day of
March, 1857. will be DELINQUENT and adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless
p0tb day of April, 1887, to pay the delin-
ouent assessm ent together with costs of ad
rertisiug and expenses OF sale.
'si'e F.W. WOOD,
secre,arv Temple Street Cable Rsilway
Comnany. Onice, 1851 Temple Street
fk7-td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
co,oneI woodford,. Lectures.

There was a fair audience last night
to hear Colonel Woodford. the noted
temperance lecturer. The Colonel
treated on the amount OF money spent
by workingmen in saloons. This after
noon at 8 o'clock he will address chil-
dren's temperance mass meeting at the
Presbyterian Church, corner of Second
and Fort streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
Financial.

Ngw YORK, Feoru 4ry 26.-Three per cent.
Government bonds. lOe1s; four per cent.
coupons. 2sai; four and nalf per cent cou-
pous, l0Ss; Central Pacific. S63s; Rio 6rande,
as; .kansas * Texas. S,a4; North
cru Paciic, 2sis: preferred, 5sts: North
western, Isl :; New York Central, 49,; Ore
gon Navigation. l.02; ;rrauscon.inentsi. S2' = /;
I'm provement, 40: Pacific Mail. 5S;s; Pana'
S7ss; United States Express. 20; Wells. Fargo
& Cos Express. ~: Western Union Tele-
Money on call. easy. at 2,sSi per cent.
Closing, Sis per cent.
Prime mercantile paper-S96.
S:erling exchanges. SiS siGsS.Siss FOR Co
day bills: 81 IS, ,+ssissls for demand.
Bar silver-I.Ul3s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
a Review OF the Days Trans-
actions.

NEW YORK, February 26.-The stock
market relapseddnto a duller state to-day,
with fluctuations smell and very little in
teresi displayed. After the first hour the
lis. became dull but Hrm and SO continued
dull until nearly noon. when prices began
to yield. Extreme dullness was the princi-
pal feature of the afternoon and prices
slowly yielded. the close being duh at
about the lowest prices reached.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
SAN Francisco. February 90 Closing
The Grain Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO. February u. - Wheat.
dull: shipping. 81 i7lGIsI 80 ne GENITAL.
Barley-eteady: feed. SIU0lGsl OIL per
Genital; brewing, 81 l0Gl i5.
Corn - California ltrge yellow, 9.lac(G
sl.0ais per GENITAL: smsn yellow, Si,U7lstG
81. 10; white. 81 OjsLSi.l2is.
CHICAGO. February 26.-Whest-C'sh and
NJ rch, 72tse per bushel; May, SIC.
Corn Firmer; cash, 3ss.c per 5usheli
May. 3>7sc
BarleyeNominal: ~ oslo per bushel,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
is s5ic per bushel,
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL. February Do Wheat in good
supply. New No winter: d9ii al as 81
per cen;sl; spring, duh al IS Sd.
Corn-Hnl ers offers freely; SPOT, March
sud april. duh AZ IS iipec GENITAL: February
4 a. AT
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r.usIC-PI,NO ORGAN AND VOICE
M Taught in the most thorough manner
Terms. SIS per month. Beginners. in classes
Of two or three, SO per mouth. Satisfaction
gueranteed or money refunded. For par
ticulars call at l49 Wall street. f27tf
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Nav YORK, February 70. - Petroleum
epened weak ~ sllSc. advanced rapidly ~
6sl.c, and closed at the highest figure
reached Sales, .as6 900 barrels.
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wboIesaie Meat Market.

Corrected for the HEnsLD by s. Haier, s9
North Spring street.
The following are the prices for whole ear
.assss:
SEEF-First grade .6lSc per pound; second
trs1 q. &C; third grade, &c.
SMUTr0N-5c per pound for Ewes and &C
'cr Wethers.
LAMB Spring. Sc.
vEAL-From 20 &C per pound.
HOGS-On foot, hard. Sc 20 Sis per pound
iressed. &C.
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Chtcnwo pros,uce Market.
pceroleuI sii.

CHICAGO. February Iii Pork = Very
strong: cash $1,000 per barrel; May. 1850
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owing to my departure am Offering the
above at prices considerably under the
market and on terms that will be easy.
For prices and conditions, call at my of.
flee, 1851 Temple street. at carhouse OF
Temp e.street cable railway.
PEATnDN
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Will lecture in New Armory Hail.
luth Main street:
THURSDAY, March Sd, p. M.-Phrenology;
Its Proofs and Uses.
FRIDAY, March 4tb, p. Move and
Matr.mony.
SATURDAY, March 18th, 2.30p M.-Female
Heslth snd Bloom Restored To ladies only.
SpaY, March 7th. s p Manhood
Anaiyz apd Restored. To msles only.
TUESDAY. March sth, sP M.-Success and
Consultations, chronological cxamina-
tions, advice OH health, business sdapta-
tions, etc at the Nadeau House daily. y
A. NJ. 10 or. NJ. IRON March Sd to 18Th only
Last chance.
gRFareweil Tour-First two nights are
FREE, with 200 seats reserved at 10c each
rhe other lectures. admission 80 and SIC.
t25-l0t